Adverse events will be additionally categorized according to a graded probability rating scale which considers the causality/relationship of the event to the interventions in the procedure in addition to the following: comorbidities, temporal relationship, history of medical events and family history.
This intervention includes in-the-field procedures such as cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) as well as the choice of destination hospital.
Thirty-four patients were excluded from analysis as they received another intervention in the same procedure session and did not return for differentiating and confirmatory blocks.
For procedures performed under local anaesthesia, stroke was considered intraprocedural if the cerebral deficit was noticed in the intervention room during the procedure and determined to have occurred after the procedure if the patient left the intervention room before the deficit was noted (Fig. 1).
In China, not only interventional radiologists but also cardiologists, vascular surgeons, neurosurgeons, oncologists and other physicians are involved in intervention, and the procedure volume grew at faster rates among other doctors and physicians than among radiologists.
In conclusion, the supervisory office holds actual control rights over the center via direct intervention in the decision-making procedure and in the daily work of the general management office and general administrative office.
A different person (assistant nurse or midwife) from the one who administered the intervention assisted the women in the procedure of measuring pain and relaxation during labour.
The definition of a surgical intervention included fracture reductions, laceration repairs and all procedures requiring intervention in the operating theater.
Needless to say, when implementing a screening procedure, post-screening intervention in the form of diagnostic assessment and intervention programmes should also be made available.
Advanced airway management must be considered a complex intervention in which the ETI procedure is one of many factors influencing outcome [ 3, 4].
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